During the quarter, we initiated a 3.5% position in Taiwan Semiconductor, the world's foremost semiconductor manufacturer. TSMC is making chips at two nanometers and is working on 1.4 nanometer chips.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has begun producing specialized wafers for NVIDIA at its Phoenix campus. These wafers will become "Blackwell" chips, used in supercomputers for data centers that ...
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TSMC ponders upgrading 2nd Japan fab to 4nm — could pave the way for more advanced chips for Japanese customers (updated)
TSMC is mulling upgrading the capabilities of its yet-to-be-built Fab 23 phase 2 in Japan in a bid to make chips on its N4 process technology (4nm-class) there, according to Nikkei. Advancing fab ...
There are around a dozen companies on Earth, give or take, that the markets say are worth more than a trillion dollars. That club, of course, includes the giant, AI-focused tech companies that are ...
TSMC’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Phoenix celebrates the first NVIDIA Blackwell wafer produced on U.S. soil. The US Nvidia Blackwell has reached volume production. The chip packaging is ...
Image of TSMC's Fab2 building in Taiwan with the TSMC logo in front of its entrance (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.) In recent weeks, OpenAI has signed blockbuster deals with AMD and ...
TSMC's 2nm capacity is reportedly fully booked for 2026. The company's GAA architecture could be a key selling point.
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